From booking in at reception to the nurses and vet, all absolutely fantastic, listened to everything we said, from our dogs fear of strangers to strange environments to the problem we rushed her in fo... See more
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From booking in at reception to the nurses and vet, all absolutely fantastic, listened to everything we said, from our dogs fear of strangers to strange environments to the problem we rushed her in fo... See more
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After a traumatic few days with my dog being in agony after anal gland issue, I was at my wits end. I was treated kindly with respect and excellent knowledgeable help for my poorly dog. It was very... See more
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Poor advice. Wrong diagnosis. Inconsistent advice from vets. Really poor. I won't use again unless I really have no other choice.
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Booked an urgent online consult for advice. Easy to book, great advice from the vet who showed compassion.
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Pet emergencies can happen at any time – including when your regular vet is closed.
That’s why our nationwide network of out-of-hours pet emergency clinics are open through the night, at weekends and on bank holidays, so we’re ready and waiting to provide expert pet emergency care when your regular vet is having some time off.
Our pet emergency clinics are the pet equivalent of A&E and our purpose is to give you and your pet the care and support you deserve, at the time you need it most, whether it’s four in the morning or in the middle of Sunday lunch.
Vets Now provides this trusted service to more than 1000 veterinary practices across the UK — from over 60 dedicated out-of-hours clinics and two 24/7 pet emergency hospitals. In total, we treat around 200,000 small animals every year — our highly-skilled team works hard throughout the night, weekends and Bank Holidays. So whether you’re in Aberdeen, Belfast or Portsmouth we’re there for you and your pet when you need us most.
We’ve also pioneered other ways to help pets, pet owners and the veterinary profession, such as our comprehensive referrals service and providing our staff with industry-leading training and development opportunities. We also support the pet blood transfusion charity, Pet Blood Bank UK. Meanwhile, our two hospitals — in Glasgow and Manchester — are home to some of the UK’s leading specialists in the field of emergency and critical care and provide care 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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We had to go there as our vet referred him for a scan. He was was referred at 8am and we were told to wait for a call from them that morning about a time to go.
At 11.30 i rang our vets as we'd heard nothing and they told us to ring them direct to see whatceas going on. I did.
They dont do scans at weekend. ( they had the referral but didnt ring me to tell me this) My vet who was due to close at 12 said to go anyway and get bloods and they could advise me then. Our Pug dog was bleeding from his nose off and on. We spent 3 hours there and were told that the price for what they were doing would be be £600 to £800 pounds.
They took a verbal history . Had to mildly sedate our dog as he was frightened. We could not stay with him during any of this.
The outcome was a visual platelet count that we were told was very very low. No numbers or comparisons as to where it should be. We also asked if they were going to sedate him if they could have a good look in his mouth as our vet a couple of days before had said he thought he might have a wobbley tooth . When he xame out they hadnt been able to do that as they dont like Pugs being sedated ( which I know perfectly well as we have had 3) but while she was looking at the slide our Pug fell fast asleep on us in the waiting room and we had a good look in his mouth and took a video of a cut on his tongue.
We were then told nothing that chat GPT didnt tell us but were told we could leave him there on a drip for the weekend we're now on 3pm Saturday for about £6000 to £8000 pounds.
We brought him home.
The day after found a tooth on the floor.
And from the Sunday he's fighting fit.
The price was £389. That day.
Far too vague with actions and pricing.
But very nice people.

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Regular updates about my dog blue nothing was to much trouble answered all my questions was given lots of reassurance and advice can’t thank the vets involved in his care more than enough they saved blues life all the staff were lovely and helpful

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This is an updated review regarding the mistreatment of my animals at the hands of Vets Now, Old Bury Road Manchester, as the 1st one was written in haste & anger; however one thing won't be changed, is that Vets Now we're complicit not only in the torture of my pups, but also in aiding & abetting in the murder of 3 out of four of the pups, my dog should have given birth to.
I initially approached Vets Now after I got seriously bad guidance from a practice local to myself, 2 hours into my dogs labour, I attended my local Veterinary Practice & requested help for my English Bull Terrier, who I had previously informed, contacted & physically attended their surgery & told them my dog was pregnant & overdue, they were well aware of my dogs condition & issues.
For whatever reason they told me to go home, despite having said her labour was only a concern if she had excreted a green liquid, to which I said she hadn't & was told we'll go home and make her comfortable she will pass the pups herself; upon attempting to exit the treatment room, my worst nightmares had come true & as could be seen from the remains on the floor, my dog had just excreted green liquid; which I duly informed the vet regarding & the same information was repeated again, don't worry take her home & keep er calm & give her support, I've she has not passed the pups in a few hours, contacted our out of hours partner; which I did the second I exited their Practice, only for them to contact Mearleys & come back reiterate and support their stupidity!!
Now I have 2 so called experts telling me I was wrong & should take my dog home & make her comfortable for the next few hours, if nothing has occurred contacted us later; I took my dog home & had to sit and watch her miscarry.
It was after this I contacted now vets again to request treatment for my dog, they told me that I either had to pay £5000 or look for another vet, I attemted to phone other Practices to get my dog treatment however I kept getting refusals as people were not listening properly to what I was saying.
After trying some regional practices & coming up against further stupidity, I contacted Vets Now again & agreed to pay for my dogs treatment expecting & hoping for some relief from the suffering my dog was encountering.
On attending the Old Bury Road practice I was subjected to a supercilious & patronising attitude from the staff; I was distressed & emotional because my dog was deteriorating & every second it took for me to get her help was adding to and increasing her stress. During this period I felt vilified & stupid as I was being perceived with scorn from the staff for my stupidity in getting my dog into this situation in the 1st place, when it was actually they're lack of action that had put my dogs life in such a precarious position, not only did I get treated with disdain & hostility my dog lost 3 of her pups because of all the delays & messing about it was 8 o'clock before they treated her symptoms, treatment I had requested twice 6 hours earlier & was dismissed; as a consequence of this passage of time my dog miscarried three innocent beautiful puppies. RIP little brothers you won't die in vain.

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Never had to use a pet hospital before. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. The vets explained everything fully and didn't mind repeating when I wasn't taking things in properly. They facilitated visits for us to see our dog whilst she was hospitalised and they made sure she was comfortable. Sadly it turned out that she was terminal but they didn't hesitate when I said I wanted to take her home and would prefer to arrange end of life via our usual vets. I think she got the best care I could have asked for and I was kept informed of costs throughout.

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Thankfully have only had to ise Vets Now twice and both times they have cared for my Fur babies with great attention.

Reply from Vets Now - Hospital Manchester
We brought our cat, Benny, in during the early hours of Saturday the 11th as an emergency. We’re absolutely heartbroken that he didn’t make it, but we wanted to express our deepest gratitude for the incredible care and compassion we received from the entire team.
Everyone made us feel as comfortable and supported as possible during such a difficult time. We’re so sorry that we don’t remember the name of the vet who looked after Benny, but please pass on our thanks - it was clear he was treated with such kindness, care, and respect, just as we were.
We were also touched by the thoughtful aftercare. Receiving Benny’s paw prints and a clipping of his fur brought us comfort when we needed it most.
Thank you again to the whole team for your compassion and care

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The service that we received from the receptionist, the triage vet and the vet was absolutely superb. Our spaniel (Hunter) is now fully recovered. Thank you

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My dog came in with a life threatening condition. The vets /nurses were superb and kept me informed every step of the way. Everbody at the practice is lovely. I only wish that this type of excellent care could be extended to humans!

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Very few updates. Every penny of her insurance policy gone yet no improvement. Told to discharge her when not eaten for 6 days. Waited over 90 minutes for discharge and still could not discuss anything with a vet due to staff shortages. Horrific experience.

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The vet James was awesome in keeping us updated with Lucky's progress. Everyone was very kind and helpful. When we brought Lucky home the vet assistant did an awesome job on telling us how to care for Lucky. The front desk ladies are very friendly and welcoming as well

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Every single member of staff treat us with so much love and kindness, we were struggling with the recent diagnosis of our beautiful pup and everyone was so warm and welcoming. Especially Jackie on reception, she was so lovely. Thank you to all the nurses who kept Bailey calm and happy. Thank you.

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Saved my dogs life, thank you so much!! We are so grateful for all that you did

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Our cat fred was hit by a car last week and we were sent to vetsnow with a suspected broken leg. From start to finish they were fantastic. Fred ended up with a broken leg and a dislocated hip and needed surgery on both. Every single step of the way we were kept updated, calls from the surgeons before and after each operation and calls to give us updates from a lady called rachel every morning and every evening. I also asked if we could have a picture of fred and these were sent to us by Ellie. Fred needed to stay in hospital for 6 nights and to perk him up we were also allowed to go and visit him and were left in a room and told to take as long as we needed. We absolutely cannot thank everyone enough for looking after our baby and giving him the best care and most of all for giving us constant reassurance on what was a very worrying time for us.

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Everyone from the reception to vets were amazing. Although very busy they attended to my pug on arrival as her eye had popped out. The receptionist send me to have a cup of coffee as she saw I was stressed out. The operation went very well. Excellant service.

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We contacted Vets Now with a possible parvo scare with our 2, 10 week old puppies on Sunday 28/9.
Fantastic service from the initial contact via our regular vet's out of hours telephone number. To within half an hour they were at the Whitefield Vetinary clinic. Triaged promptly by a nurse on arrival,, they were both seen treated and prescribed medication by a vet, . They were back home playing a few hours later

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